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August 16th, 2006
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 I don't know. What player are you using? The LW player is pretty awful, have you tried disabling it (tools > options > player) & using another player? Is it only downloaded music that has this problem? Did you preview any of the files while downloading? You need to tell us a little bit more   |
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August 17th, 2006
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| Help!!!!! Thanks for the reply. I was using the LW player but there is no difference with it off, it still sounds awfull! Is this because i have downloaded a poor quality file? Some of my downloads sound great. I do preview some tracks but i downloaded half a dozen yesterday and they were all poor quality. Saying poor quality, it appears that it's just the lyrics that are effected? |
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